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Heating and Cooling
In
most locations in temperate climates, the temperature of the ground
is about 55 F (13 C). This temperature is warmer than the winter
air temperature and cooler than the summer air temperature. This
makes it an ideal source of heat in the winter and a source of cold
in the summer. By using geothermal sources and heat pump technology,
the cost of heating and air conditioning buildings can be lowered
year-round.
Standard
methods for geothermal heating and cooling systems require the installation
of a "ground loop" of pipes be installed to interact with
the thermal properties of the earth. This initial expense can make
geothermal systems expensive to install. One of the most innovative
geothermal systems available today has found a way around this added
expense.
Louis DeMarco
was the founder of DeMarco Energy Systems of America, Inc. and the
developer and co-inventor of the "Energy Miser System",
a geothermal linked heat pump that extracts heat and/or cold from
the temperature of the Municipal Water Supply, without using
any of the water! This innovation allows almost any commercial, industrial,
or residential building to enjoy the benefits of geothermal assisted
heating and air-conditioning without the added expense of creating
a local geothermal ground-loop.
Since its development,
the DeMarco "Energy Miser System" has been installed at
facilities in over eight states, including Air Force Bases, Elementary
Schools, commercial buildings, and personal residences. The average
energy savings with the system is 70%, with a very short ROI. The
DeMarco "Energy Miser System" is one of the best examples
of our "Conserve, and Use Natual Energy First" philosophy.
Today, this
spectacular technology is available through Encore
Energy Systems. Click HERE
for a link to a short film describing the benefits of the "Energy
Miser System".
I highly recommend
that every building operated by a City, County, State or Federal
government agency should use this technology to save money for the
tax payers.
Patents:
US
Patent #4,538,418
US
Patent #6,604,376
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